Salvador Dalí, The Persistence of Memory – Melting Clock Figurine with Stand, Parastone SD16
Three-dimensional interpretation of a detail from The Persistence of Memory (1931), featuring Dalí’s iconic melting clock motif. Comes with a black stand as pictured.
The Persistence of Memory (1931) is one of Salvador Dalí’s most recognized Surrealist works. Set in a stark coastal landscape inspired by Catalonia, the painting features melting pocket watches draped over a tree branch, a ledge, and a biomorphic central figure. The distorted clocks challenge conventional ideas of time, suggesting that time is not rigid or mechanical but fluid and subjective.
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PN: SD16
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Material: Resin with hand-painted details
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Size: 4 in H × 3.25 in W × 2.1 in D including base
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Weight: 1.5 lb
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Includes: Descriptive information card. The clock figurine is attached to the base by a magnet and can be removed from the black base.
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Licensing: Produced with permission of the Gala–Salvador Dalí Foundation
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Collection: Parastone Museum Collection, The Netherlands
